Santa Fe Travel Blog

Enjoy an afternoon of Native culture and holiday cheer at Santa Fe’s Winter Traditions Festival, 1 p.m. at the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture at Museum Hill. It’s a special community holiday celebration featuring Pueblo children’s book author/storyteller Emmett “Shkeme”...

The L.A. Times visited the City Different, check out their video here.

Classical music lovers: don’t miss ¡Viva Musica! A Santa Fe Musical Postcard, Sunday, Oct. 10, 4 pm at the Lensic Theater. Featuring the Santa Fe Symphony Orchestra & Chorus, guest conductor Jorge Pérez-Gómez presents the world-premiere of the “Santa Fe 400th Symphony” by award-winning Native...

Car buffs can’t miss the first-ever Santa Fe Concorso, a premier automotive gathering of exotic and rare cars, Sunday, Sept. 26. The Sunday event is open to the public, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m., at the La Mesita equestrian property north of Santa Fe. Following in the tiretreads of well-known car shows as...

Foodies and oenophiles rejoice, it’s time again for the Santa Fe Wine and Chile Festival, September 23-26. This celebration of all things hot and leggy includes wine seminars, cooking demos, guest chef tours, tastings and even a golf competition. New Mexico is the oldest wine growing region in the...

Love fall? Love music? Love Santa Fe? Then you’ll love Free Fall Fest 2010 at Buffalo Thunder Resort & Casino, October 1-3. It’s a three-day indoor/outdoor music mash showcasing more than 40 local bands, as well as headliners Ozomatli, The Wailers and Los Lonely Boys. Bands will perform throughout...

Can’t make the annual burning of Zozobra, AKA Ol’ Man Gloom, Thursday night? Tune into KOB-TV Local Weather Station, available in Albuquerque and Santa Fe by antenna on DTV channel 4-2 or Comcast cable channel 208. The channel is also available in the Farmington area on DTV channel 12-2 and...

Logon to check out some of the many events happening this month: http://santafe.org/Calendar/

Sept. 4-6, the New Mexico Wine Festival at Bernalillo wraps up the summer with the premier wine festival of the southwest. Just south of Santa Fe, the historic town of Bernalillo is host to the biggest wine festival in the state. Lots of great music, arts and crafts, and those summer foods we all love...

Chow Down at the Cowden Cafe Grand Opening Barbecue and Lecture Santa Fe (Aug. 31, 2010) -The History Museum’s Cowden Cafe, operated by the owners of the famous Plaza Cafe, celebrates its grand opening Sept. 12, with a ranch-style barbecue and live Western music by Sid Hausman, plus a free lecture...